Impact of alcohol excise taxation and structural reforms on per capita consumption in Thailand, 1995–2021
An interrupted time-series analysis
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Alcohol excise taxation (i.e., excise tax increases and structural reforms) significantly reduced APC in Thailand. Future taxation policies should include automatic adjustments for changes in inflation and/or disposable household income to sustain their long-term public health impact
Alcohol · Alcohol consumption · Consumption (sociology · Excise · Inflation (cosmology · Per capita · Public finance · Public health · Economics of Agriculture and Food Markets · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes · Taxation and Compliance Studies
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